Antique Life and Death Game

About This Novel

An antique hawker in Nanjing was suddenly involved in a national treasure theft case. A glazed Buddha lamp donated by Taiwanese compatriots was mysteriously stolen. This lantern is the only remaining cultural relic in the world from the glazed pagoda of Dabaoen Temple built by Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty and later destroyed by the Taiping Civil War. It can be called a national treasure and is of extraordinary significance. In order to prove his innocence, Hu Hao set out to investigate the truth. Unexpectedly, he accidentally spied on a huge antique black market hidden behind the Qingping world. At the same time, it also involved a turbulent historical past before the founding of the People's Republic of China: the rise, fall and changes of the three major antique families in Nanjing actually contained overt and secret struggles for national treasures, as well as the ups and downs of human nature. Real and fake Buddhist lanterns, counterfeit smuggling, all kinds of agencies, and sinister rivers and lakes. Behind the middle of the conspiracy is a larger conspiracy surrounding the national treasure, and deep within the conspiracy is an ultimate secret that once influenced the country's history...

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